Vocabulary – Places
What is a pharmacy?
A place to buy medicine.
What is go straight?
Move forward without turning.
What is go?
“_____ straight ahead.”
You see a red arrow pointing forward. What should you do?
Go straight.
A tourist looks lost and confused. What do you say?
“Can I help you?”
What is the train station?
A place where you take a train.
What is turn left?
Move to the left side.
What is between?
“It’s _____ the bank and the café.”
The map shows a curved arrow to the right.
Turn right.
Someone asks: “Where is the nearest ATM?”
“It’s next to the supermarket.”
What is a mall?
A place to buy clothes.
What is turn right?
Move to the right side.
What is next to?
“It’s _____ the museum.”
You start at the hotel and walk two blocks left. Where are you?
On Park Street.
A guest needs to go to the airport.
“Go straight, then turn right at the corner.”
What is the bus stop?
A place to catch a bus.
What is a block?
Go one unit of distance in a city.
What is across?
“It’s _____ the street from the library.”
The museum is north of the station. Which direction should you walk?
North / Up.
A traveler asks for the bank but you don’t know.
“I’m not sure, but you can ask at the information desk.”
A place where you check your flight information.
What is the corner?
At the point where two streets meet.
What is how can?
“_____ I get to the station?”
If you are at the mall and want to reach the bank, what might you ask someone?
Excuse me, how do I get to the bank?”
A tourist needs step-by-step directions.
Give 2–3 commands (go straight / turn left / it’s on the corner).